The Larnaca port and marina redevelopment is in jeopardy amid a contract dispute with Kition Ocean Holdings, risking a €1.2 billion project crucial for the region’s economy. The government is considering terminating the contract due to inactivity and failure to renew necessary guarantees, sparking fears of economic and social repercussions.
Nurses in Cyprus are facing disrespect and economic constraints, hindering healthcare advancement. To address these issues, there is a call for public perception shift, investment in nursing science, support mechanisms for nurses, recruitment strategies, and maintenance of EU training standards to ensure patient safety and nurses’ rights.
In Limassol, Cyprus, legal proceedings have begun following a shooting incident in Zakaki, where a 62yearold individual was arrested after assailants fired at a man’s car. The police responded swiftly, leading to the suspect’s court appearance as the community awaits the legal outcome.
Individuals are warned about deceptive emails impersonating the Cyprus Police. The scam attempts to dupe recipients into believing false accusations of criminal activities and engaging with fraudsters. To stay safe, avoid interacting with suspicious emails, adjust email settings, refrain from clicking links, and report them as spam.
For students in Cyprus, the internship landscape is thriving with Idek’s new program partnering with 61 companies from various sectors. Running from June 3 to September 30, 2024, undergraduates and postgraduates can apply for this valuable opportunity, with a €1,400 grant awaiting successful completion. Don’t miss out on this chance to gain practical experience and kickstart your career contact Idek before the June 2, 2024 deadline!
In a heartwarming display of solidarity, the Cyprus Union of Shipowners (CUS) donated €300,000 worth of food supplies to Gaza as part of the Amalthea initiative. The supplies were prepared at the Port of Larnaca and are set to be dispatched to those in need, showcasing the CUS’s commitment to providing essential aid.
The Ora Bee Festival in Larnaca is back, celebrating the crucial role of bees and pollinators. With activities like beekeeping and conservation workshops, the event aims to educate on the importance of these tiny creatures while offering fun experiences for all ages.
Cyprus’s bonds stand strong in the Eurosystem, holding steady at €6.76 billion despite the ECB’s deleveraging efforts. Representing 29% of Cyprus’s government debt, these bonds play a crucial role in the ECB’s asset purchase programs, reflecting a mediumterm investment horizon.
Cyprus faces challenges in the smart meter rollout due to legal setbacks and financial constraints. The Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC) is striving to modernize energy consumption by procuring 50,000 smart meters to meet European Commission obligations and empower consumers with precise billing and energy data.
This weekend in Cyprus promises a kaleidoscope of activities, from a food market with funky beats in Nicosia to a classic car festival in Larnaca, and even ecofriendly workshops in Limassol. Whether you’re a foodie, an art lover, or a nature enthusiast, there’s something for everyone to enjoy across the island.
